Book description
Those who had not discovered our truth had Satan in their hearts. We
lived amongst them, but not with them, 'in the world, but not of the
world'. We were special.
We were the disciples of the Fellowship.
When she was a child, Lindsey Rosa's every waking moment was governed
by the rules of an extreme separatist sect. It controlled what she wore
and what she ate; it forbade her to listen to music, to cut her hair, to
watch television, to use a computer. The Fellowship said her family was
special. Why would she believe otherwise?
Then, when Lindsey was seven, her elder brother was caught listening to
music and the family were expelled from the sect. But Lindsey's parents
knew nothing but the ways of the Fellowship, so they remained in hope
that they would be accepted and continued to make the family live by the
sect's strict rules - cutting themselves off from their local community.
But as Lindsey grew, so too did her awareness of a world outside. And,
feeling increasingly isolated, she struggled with her own identity.
Until finally she was faced with a devastating choice: to continue to
live by the rules of the religious sect or to be brutally cast out and
leave the family she loved behind forever.
